Columbia State Community College’s fall semester begins August 27 and important application deadlines are fast approaching for new and returning students. Columbia State’s fall semester beings Aug. 27. New students and returning students who have missed one or more semesters must reapply for admission by Aug. 10. Fall registration closes Aug. 21... more

For many, the best time of year is when local produce becomes available. It’s that time of the year again. Local farmers traveled to Rock Creek Park last weekend to get an early start on delivering fresh produce to the community. The Lewisburg farmers market will be open every Friday from 6 a.m. to noon in the months of July to October... more

What happens after happily ever after? Thats the question asked by the Marshall County Community Theatre production of the Stephen Sondheim musical “Into the Woods.” The production combines the stories of classic fairy tale characters into a dense, interwoven examination of how happy their ever after really was... more

The Little Miss and Mister will be held in conjunction with the Miss Marshall County Pageant which will be held poolside at the Lewisburg Recreation Center, Saturday, June 30, 2018 at 6 p.m. Brax Hunter, Little Mister Marshall County 2012 will crown the winner of the Little Mister pageant... more

Strong storms hit Marshall County Thursday, damaging buildings and leaving thousands without power. The 200 mile-long thunderstorm stretched across middle Tennessee and parts of Alabama, bringing winds up to 60 mph to the county. The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning in several counties moments before the storm and advised for people to stay indoors if at all possible... more

NASHVILLE – Big cities are major summer destinations, luring tourists with outdoor music, festivals, great food, and culture. That fun comes with traffic jams, impossible parking, hot sidewalks, and big price tags. The good news? Local farms and wineries also serve up summer fun, where visitors find free parking, grass under their feet, and all kinds of entertainment. This year, some farms are even hosting fireworks events, offering all the fun with none of the frazzle for July 4th... more

The Lewisburg Police Department is investigating a rash of car burglaries that occurred on Southview Drive during the overnight hours of June 10. Four separate reports were filed on that Sunday morning by residents of Southview Drive. In each case, the residents reported that their vehicles, all of which were unlocked according to the narratives, had been entered over night... more

County residents still have time to help shape the future of transportation in Marshall County. An interactive map of the county can be found at https://tinyurl.com/CTPMarshall that allows residents to enter their comments directly onto a county road map... more

The town of Cornersville announced that the Hatchett Hollow bridge will be closed to through traffic beginning on Monday, June 25, to allow for replacement of the structure. The Tennessee Department of Transportation project is finally ready to begin construction after the initial proposal several years ago... more

Greetings from Lynnville, Tennessee. Hope all fathers had a great Father’s Day on Sunday, June 17. Sympathy is extended to the family of Sandra Kaye Johnson Hamlett of Lawrenceburg, formerly of Lynnville. She was the daughter of the late Ruth Hobbs Johnson and Ed Johnson. Kaye was a 1972 graduate of Jones High School in Lynnville where she was involved in all activities of the school... more

Former Marshall County High School student Brooks Leftwich has been named as one of four recipients of the Christopher Dowdle Memorial Scholarship and was recognized recently at Brentwood Country Club following the 18th Strokes and Streams Invitational Golf Tournament... more

Spend a day with man’s best friend at the seventh annual Bark in the Park on June 16 at Rock Creek Park from noon to 8 p.m. The event is hosted by the local animal shelter in Lewisburg, All proceeds will go to the Shelter Volunteer Fund. The fund directly supports various healthcare and safety treatments like microchipping and heartworm tests for each dog at the shelter. The fund covers any additional vet bills and supplies if needed... more

The Chapel Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen deferred action on several agenda items at their monthly meeting on Monday. Initially, the first reading of the town’s proposed budget was threatened with a delay. “I’m not happy with it,” said Alderman Marion Joyce, of the proposed budget... more